The Beyond #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Doomsmoke" in The Beyond #29 (1954) delivers a chilling tale rooted in myth and mystery, as a young sculptor in London grapples with the haunting legend of Pan’s pipes—those ancient instruments said to lure mortals to Hades. As he works on his statue, a strange visitor arrives, unearthing a dread that seems to echo from the past. Sy Grudko’s evocative art brings the eerie atmosphere to life, with his dual role as both penciler andinker lending a haunting consistency to the story’s grim tone.
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"The pipes of Pan, the flute-like instrument used by the legendary half-man, half-beast Pan, to lure mortals to Hades, figured in a most outstanding event which took place in London in 1893..." A young sculptor endeavors to create a statue of Pan, who in mythology, is to have lured mortals to Hades by the hypnotic power of his pipes. Before the sculture is complete, the sculptor receives a strange visitor.
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